Jenna Jones

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Blues 'stuck with it' against Red Wings, Cam Fowler says

3 weeks ago | stltoday.com | Jenna Jones

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Morning Post preview | A Clayton woman was kidnapped and shot dead. Here's what we know.

Nov 22, 2024 | stltoday.com | Jenna Jones

The Morning Post email newsletter is sent every weekday at 7:30 a.m. Here's today's newsletter. Good morning and happy Friday! In today's Morning Post, we check in on the vibes at Fontbonne University as it winds down. Then, we take a look at the case of Michelle Hampton, a Clayton woman who was kidnapped and shot dead on Wednesday. Let's get into it... Fontbonne is winding down. The college will close in the fall of 2025, but some students haven't left. Others have.
Transient Ischaemic attack Emergency Referral (TIER): randomised feasibility trial results

Nov 21, 2024 | emj.bmj.com | Alan Watkins |Jenna Jones |Khalid Ali |Richard Dewar

AbstractBackground Early assessment of patients with suspected transient ischaemic attack (TIA) is crucial to provision of effective care, including initiation of preventive therapies and identification of stroke mimics. Many patients with TIA present to emergency medical services (EMS) but may not require hospitalisation. Paramedics could identify and refer patients with low-risk TIA, without conveyance to the ED. Safety and effectiveness of this model is unknown.
Grant's Farm, Ted Drewes: What was left off the St. Louis Monopoly board

Oct 25, 2024 | stltoday.com | Jenna Jones

Yesterday saw the launch of Monopoly: St. Louis Edition. When the board was unveiled, it included places like the Gateway Arch (no surprise), Tower Grove Park (way to think outside the box) and Billy G's (a restaurant...in Kirkwood). Much of the board was made up of neighborhoods, nonprofits and local landmarks. Businesses were also able to buy a spot on the board. While we don't blame the game makers for going outside city limits, there were plenty of options that resided in bounds.
What was left off the St. Louis Monopoly board

Oct 25, 2024 | stltoday.com | Jenna Jones

Yesterday saw the launch of Monopoly: St. Louis Edition. When the board was unveiled, it included places like the Gateway Arch (no surprise), Tower Grove Park (way to think outside the box) and Billy G's (a restaurant...in Kirkwood). Much of the board was made up of neighborhoods, nonprofits and local landmarks. Businesses were also able to buy a spot on the board. While we don't blame the game makers for going outside city limits, there were plenty of options that resided in bounds.
Transient Ischaemic attack Emergency Referral (TIER): randomised feasibility trial results

Oct 10, 2024 | emj.bmj.com | Alan Watkins |Jenna Jones |Khalid Ali |Richard Dewar

MethodsTIER was designed as a pragmatic cluster randomised feasibility trial in South Wales, UK, with paramedics randomly allocated to study arms, a 12-month recruitment window in 2016–2017 and patients’ allocation defined by the status of attending paramedics. Our objectives were to develop the intervention, test the feasibility of the intervention and test the feasibility of the trial design and methods. The TIER intervention was developed in three stages.
Politicians aren't qualified to assess a 'medical emergency' (Letter)

Oct 2, 2024 | stltoday.com | Jenna Jones

As a mom who started my family later in life, I had what is medically considered a geriatric pregnancy, which could have resulted in any number of medical complications. I was lucky, my pregnancy was fairly smooth. Considering Missouri’s arbitrary laws, I don’t know if I would risk it today, given the possibility of having to flee my state to get the care I need.
Pregnancy is complicated; every abortion is different (Letter)

Oct 2, 2024 | stltoday.com | Jenna Jones

In response to "Most abortions aren't about rape. All of them end human life." (Sept. 26): Missouri’s Amendment 3 is about health care — and abortion is an essential part of health care. At times, abortions are needed to end a pregnancy which results from rape or incest. The author cites the Guttmacher Institute’s estimates regarding rape and incest, though we know that rape and incest are significantly underreported by women, making any estimate as it relates to abortion unreliable at best.
No one 'wants' an abortion, but the choice must be available (Letter)

Oct 2, 2024 | stltoday.com | Jenna Jones

When a girl is 12 or 14, she may well dream of growing up and having babies. Not one girl ever dreams of being raped or having a miscarriage. Not one girl ever dreams of having an abortion. No one "wants" an abortion. It's always an extreme decision, a choice made under dire circumstances. Every girl must grow up to be a woman with the right to make that decision, at least in cases of rape, incest, dangers to maternal health, and nonviability of the fetus.
Abortion 'right' is racist trope that distracts from real issues (Letter)

Oct 1, 2024 | stltoday.com | Jenna Jones

When it comes to abortion, all we hear is the "right" of a woman to have "control" over her body. It's time we get real and admit it is not about choice; it's about economics, stifling the Black population and garnering votes. No woman has total control over her body. Our government tells her she can't prostitute her body and can't inject or snort drugs. She can be arrested for choosing the wrong place to urinate, driving too fast or not using a seat belt. Even euthanasia is illegal.